The digital viewfinder is the main thing that has kept me from buying a mirrorless camera yet to replace my old DSLR: in anything that'd be affordable they are

The digital viewfinder is the main thing that has kept me from buying a mirrorless camera yet to replace my old DSLR: in anything that'd be affordable they are annoying, I can see the pixels, they cause moire with busy surfaces. I keep waiting for that to get better, but it's not really a focus of development it seems. That's not to say a digital viewfinder doesn't also have benefits, but at the current state of tech it's not a no-brainer. Which is annoying, because otherwise overall mirrorless clearly wins for me. EDIT: but for the title question, I'm also not particularly keen on buying a DSLR instead...